The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


better off by fines imposed yesterday morn
ing.
If policemen's clubs are under the ban,
there is no longer need for the officers to
carry them.
-Pcsky insects are again becoming
risky, under tho impression that summer
has returned.
The sale OF seats ior "Jim the Pen.
man" will open at Witzmann's music store
this morning
.-llaverly's Mastodon MINISTRIES at the
theater tonight, at the matinee tomorrow
and again tomorrow night,
The fail season is well advanced to-
ward the shady side, and yet summer
weather fingers in its lap.
The artesian well water company is
making haste slowly, but promise 10 get
there ere the next summer has departed.
The conference OF colored West Ten
nessec Methodists, which has been in ses-
sion in this city for three or four days past
adjourned yesterday afternoon.
The evangclistic meetings, under the
care OF Mr.. Sayford, continue this week
Evening services at 3 o'cloeR night service
at GS0 o'clock, in the Court Street church
Felix Mitchell, coored, who has cs-
capped from the chain gang three times,
was again captured on the levee Yesterday
morning. He will be placed in chains.
--"Oh, for revival OF public improve
mcnts about the city and confidence in
spired by IN honest and progressive gov.
crnment," il the plaintiye cry heard
daily.
The Tennessee club will soon begin
the erection Of a new club building TO cost
about 100000. They are quiet but all
the old time life and ambition still
remains
grand jury making q report in the kal-
laher case. lie has already been tried,
convicted and sentenced by one of the
papers of the city.
Grace Jones, colored, was found dead
in her room in Jones bottom, Poplar
street, yesterday morning. Deputy Coro-
ner Barry held the inquest. Cause Of
death, heart disease.
The Progressive german club has
launched upon the social world with one
delightful entertainment. The Athletic
association followed suit last night, and
the Chickasaw club will not long be back
ward in coming forward.
Turner II. Lane, inspector Of the s. L.
! c. A., who drew small bulldog pistol on
| Barry Allen, colOrcd dray driver, was
/ fined $50 and bound over to the State, yes
tcrday, by Squire Powell. An appeal will
be taken.
Sensational rumors regarding the Off
cial conduct Of Wharimastcr 4. kallahei
have spread throughout the city and OBJ
tanned publicity. Ills friends will not be-
lcye the official has gone wrong until the
grand jury investigation has established
the fact
The APPEAL Jumped on" the public
schools yesterday, and Jumped OIL again
this morning Ledger. What apitiabl,
ease of distorted or fixed imagination
hut the author IL harmless, save 10 his owl
friends, and will doubtless continue tC
roam at large.
Connie +. Mcfarland and Miss Mamie
ID. Fizer, J. X. Wells and Miss Salic Her
riford Paul Tanner and Miss Lula finnic
William Gordon and Kate Williams, c
Thomas Bryant and RelWcCa Brown, e
were the parties who yesterday receive,
license to wed.
The Bohlen.llusc ice company ha
placed pump outside the Ice factory OF
Court street for convenience Of the public
who wish to avail themselves Of the use o
the artcsion water This is quite an nc
commoda,ion and deserves the thanks o
the community.
Scenes about the hotels ut evening M,
not 30 animated aud busting ~ n few
weeks ago. People are too busily engage,
rcaping the fruits Of prosperous crop yea
10 travel. Railroads and steamboat
are making up for losses ia this direction
by heavily increased freight traffic.
Willie Jones and Fred Boyle, colorcd
aged twelve and ten ycar respectively
were, the boys who so boldly drove ava,
with and sold a wagon load Of cotton seed
two or three days ago. The young rascal
ran away Immediately after the transac
ton, but returned yesterday and were N
. rested.
Floating odorifcrous fumes from vii,
cigars are not conducive 10 the health an,
pleasure Of Judge DulIose, and hc la
issued n mandate that smoking within H.,
walls OF the criminal court cease hcncdoHl
and forcyermore. Lawyers should smOk,
better cigars or suffer rigid enforcement
! OF the judicial order
{ President Napoleon Hill Of the stree
railway companies, returned from Nash
willie yesterday morning II " said tia
his mission was TO purchase the shares q
foreign stockholders in the two DUNN
} lines. that he succeeded, and henccioH
I they will be- run In conjunction with th
+. Citizens street railway company.
The city will be surrendered TO SAT
, itary and medical scientists next Wccl
, Two separate and distinct bodies are o
: the program for meeting here, each
. gather wisdom and inspiration from VI
other. II both together can inspire n :,
y sumption Of sanitary and other nccdo
!, work in the city, n noble result will haN
u been achieved.
! The one story frame house, No.
!, North Main street, opposite the Hope q
: works, was destroyed by fire near : o'clOC
= last night, The house. which was built b
fore the war, was owned by DR.. ShotweI
y and occupied by Jeff Piguc. lyoS, 500; Il
- suancc not known. The fire made u
n light and II was reported in the cenir
70 part OF the city that the Hope oil worl
I, were burning.
n The peanut reception by the YOU
M ladies Of the Linden street Christian churc
4. banded together ~ the Y. j. A. 5. socict
In at the residence Of Mrs. Hawkins, No.
h. Mulberry street, was all that the uniq
n invitations iorcboded. A large number
30 Young people attended, and the event
M passed quickly and most delightful
RI Among other articles Of refreshments "
10 the delicious but dangerous peanut
The largest receivers Of cotton vest
ms day we're: Hill, fontainc 4 Co., 800 bale
m. | n,noks Nicely A Co I'D bales. ] Il, N